Sight Words for Kids: During an Egg Hunt (sight word fluency)

The video introduces a fun sight word egg hunt activity where participants collect eggs with sight words. The teacher reviews the words, explains the rules, and conducts the hunt. Participants compete to collect the most eggs by identifying words first. The video concludes with encouragement to continue reading and finding sight words in books.

What is the main activity described in the introduction of the video?

• A math quiz

• A sight word egg hunt

• A science experiment

• A cooking class

Which of the following is NOT a rule of the egg hunt game?

• The person with the fewest eggs wins.

• You can only collect eggs if you say the word first.

• The eggs are placed in a basket.

• You must say the sight word on the egg.

What happens if you say the sight word on the egg first?

• You get to eat the egg.

• You have to sit out the next round.

• You put the egg in your basket.

• You lose a point.

What does the teacher encourage students to do with sight words in books?

• Draw pictures of them

• Write them down

• Ignore them

• Sing them

What should students do after finding sight words in their books?

• Forget about them

• Hide them

• Throw the book away

• Show them to a teacher or parent